Their week in review, with your response drafted.
Every Monday it searches their site for content on your topics and summarises what they shipped, with a response.
5 steps · runs on a schedule · added to your workspace as a draft
What it does
Pre-built, then yours to customize.
Add it to your workspace in one click. Sensible defaults and example inputs are already filled in.
Reads from · writes to
- Web search
The template, step for step
- Trigger
- Web search
- Filter / Extract
- LLM call
- Notify
Ships with the schedule 0 9 * * 1 — Mondays, 09:00 UTC. It is added as a Draft; the schedule starts once you set it Active.
- 01
Scoped to your topics, not their whole blog
- 02
Filters out tag and category pages that inflate every audit
- 03
Comes with a recommended response, not just a list
- 04
Runs every Monday on a schedule
In, and out
You give it a competitor's domain and your topics. This is what comes back.
- Shape
- 5 steps
- Scheduled
- run mode
- 1
- click to add
- 013 posts on your topicsTwo comparison pages and a pricing explainer, all aimed at agencies.
- 02Recommended responsePublish your own agency comparison before theirs is cited; brief attached.response drafted
Illustrative output.
Their week, rolled up
Eight pages published. Three that matter.
01 · Everything their site published this week.
02 · Tag and category pages aren't content. They're struck.
03 · What's left is sorted: your topics, and everything else.
04 · Your topics become Monday's report.
05 · It arrives with the response already drafted.
Mon
/blog/agency-comparison/tag/seoTue
/blog/team-offsiteWed
/category/news/blog/pricing-explainedThu
/blog/brand-refreshFri
/tag/ai/blog/vs-rival-bMonday · their week in review3 on your topics
- /blog/agency-comparison
- /blog/pricing-explained
- /blog/vs-rival-b
Recommended response
They spent the week on agencies: a comparison, a pricing explainer, a head-to-head. Publish your own agency comparison before theirs is the one that gets cited.
The steps
What happens on every run.
- 01
Search their site
Scoped to your topics, so it is not their whole output.
- 02
Filter to real articles
A Filter step drops tag pages, pagination and category stubs.
- 03
Fetch the articles
Reads them properly rather than working from titles.
- 04
Summarise and advise
What they argued, and the response worth making.
- 05
Save the weekly report
One report a week, building a picture of their strategy.
Before & after
The time this gives back.
The templates that publish put a Human review step before the CMS step, and nothing ever posts to Reddit for you. Review is a step, not a lock: a workflow you build or edit can publish or message a channel without one, so add it wherever you want the sign-off.
Doing it by hand
~2.75 hrs
Weekly competitor content watch
~15 min
Doing it by handyour team
- Searching their site~45m / wk
- Sorting real articles from stubs~30m / wk
- Reading and writing it up~1.5h / wk
Per week, by hand~2.75 hrs
Weekly competitor content watchLive
- Agent searches and filtersweekly
- Agent reads and advisesauto
- You read the report~15m / wk
Scheduled agent~15 min
FAQ
Questions, answered.
The daily watcher tracks one blog as it publishes. This searches their whole site against your topics weekly and adds a recommended response, so it is strategy rather than a feed.
Because tag pages, paginated archives and category stubs make a competitor look far more prolific than they are. The Filter step removes that noise.
Yes. Monday is the default because it suits a weekly planning cycle, but the schedule is yours to set.
Free to start
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